Relative coronary insufficiency: what is it and how to diagnose it? Relative coronary insufficiency (i.s. relativa) is a condition in which the heart muscle does not rece ...
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Murray Valley Encephalitis: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Murray Valley Encephalitis (MVE) is an acute viral disease that causes inflammation of the brain and spinal cor ...
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Freezing in Histological Technique: Features and Applications In histological technology, freezing is one of the most common methods for preparing tissue preparations. Th ...
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Electrode Active: How it is used in medicine and physiotherapy An active electrode is an electrode that is used to record the potential difference between a given area of ...
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Abdominal oblique muscle The external oblique abdominal muscle (m. obliquus externus abdominis, pna, bna; m. obliquus abdominis externus, jna) is a paired muscle of the a ...
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The posterior cricoarytenoid ligament (lat. l. cricoarytenoideum po sterius, pna) is one of the paired ligaments of the larynx. It connects the posterior surface of the c ...
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Scleronychia: symptoms, causes and treatment Scleronychia is a medical term that describes a condition in which the nails become hypertrophied and thickened. This can occ ...
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Lambert intestinal suture: features and application Lambert intestinal suture is one of the most common types of sutures used in intestinal surgery. This type of suture i ...
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